Sentence examples for satisfied preferences from inspiring English sources

Even a small consideration of preferences (PS = 10) produces a substantial increase in the proportion of satisfied preferences: with low demand (demand = 16) 56.3 ± 1.2%% of preferences are satisfied, though with a small increase in mean travel time to 35.8 ± 0.5 min.

According to the former's theory only frustrated preferences count, and they count negatively, whereas satisfied preferences have no positive value.

The welfare function for such a principle has a relatively simple theoretical form which requires choosing the distribution which maximizes the arithmetic sum of all satisfied preferences (unsatisfied preferences being negative), weighted for the intensity of those preferences.

The objective Pref(S,T) is the unit percentage of the satisfied preferences' level in the solution compared with the total of the importance levels of all the preferences present in the preference base.

Assuming such flexibility the handovers can be reduced substantially, as noted in experiment 5 "flexible visits" in Fig.  7, increasing the proportion of satisfied preferences to 68.5 ± 0.9 % with a mean travel time of 34.5 ± 0.8 min per visit (PS = 30).

Because there is a larger "pie" of goods and services to satisfy preferences (since compensation could be paid and everybody's preferences better satisfied), selecting policies with the greatest net benefit serves economic efficiency (Hicks 1939, Kaldor 1939).

From our analyses, we found that the monetary value of the intangible benefits (from satisfied patients' preferences) is in the same order of magnitude as savings on the direct monetary costs of resources healthcare providers spend on drug administration.

Indeed, capuchins' preferences satisfied transitivity in both contexts.

He then proved that one could not construct a social preference that satisfied all three axioms; the Pareto criterion and minimal liberty conflict.

We find some evidence of public sector employees being more risk averse, more left leaning in terms of their political preferences, and more satisfied with their job and life.

If all you know as a producer is that people are asking for infinitely more than you can give, then eventually you turn a deaf ear, deliver your quota, and pay no attention to whether preferences are being satisfied or needs are being met.